Eagle Grange #1

Eagle Grange #1 Eagle Grange #1 is an organization dedicated to serving Montgomery and surrounding communities.

Eagle Grange meets on the first Tuesday of each month, beginning at 6:30 pm. Follow this page for updates about upcoming events, activities, programs, and more! For more information about Eagle Grange #1, please visit our website at https://www.pagrange.org/pennsylvanias-first-grange---eagle-1.html.

On Saturday, Eagle Grange held a baked ham take-out dinner. Thank you to everyone who supported the dinner! Your support...
06/14/2026

On Saturday, Eagle Grange held a baked ham take-out dinner. Thank you to everyone who supported the dinner! Your support is essential in sustaining our historic hall and allowing us to give back to the community.

Thank you to all of the volunteers who donated their time on Friday and Saturday to make the dinner possible.

Mark your calendars for our next take-out dinner on Saturday, July 25 - featuring your choice of stuffed pork chop or ham loaf.

Make your reservation today for Eagle Grange's next take-out dinner on Saturday, June 13th. We are nearing our maximum ...
06/03/2026

Make your reservation today for Eagle Grange's next take-out dinner on Saturday, June 13th. We are nearing our maximum of 225 meals, so don’t delay!

The dinner will feature baked ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, glazed carrots, peach pie, and more - all for $15!

Pick-up will be at Eagle Grange Hall on Saturday, June 13th from 2-4 pm. Advance reservations are required and will be accepted until we reach the maximum 225 meals. Make your reservation today by calling Daisy at (570) 546-5861.

We look forward to seeing you then!

On Tuesday evening, June 2nd, Eagle Grange held our monthly meeting and program. Thank you to Dr. Scott Mathias from UPM...
06/03/2026

On Tuesday evening, June 2nd, Eagle Grange held our monthly meeting and program.

Thank you to Dr. Scott Mathias from UPMC Williamsport, who led a very interesting and informative program about strokes and stroke prevention. All attendees learned a lot about this very important topic.

We were also thrilled to welcome new members and enjoyed a time of fellowship during the social hour following the meeting.

Join us for our next meeting and program on Tuesday, June 2nd at 6:30 pm!The program that evening will be presented by D...
05/29/2026

Join us for our next meeting and program on Tuesday, June 2nd at 6:30 pm!

The program that evening will be presented by Dr. Scott Mathias of UPMC Williamsport, who will discuss topics related to strokes and stroke prevention. As always, the public is invited to attend this meeting/program beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Grange Hall.

Dr. Mathias received his training at Penn State University, as well as at several Florida schools, and completed clinical internships in Virginia, Texas and Florida. His presentation will give a non-technical illustrated overview about this common medical condition in easy-to-understand layperson’s explanations. The program will provide basic background about different types of strokes, risk factors, stroke assessment, the importance of “white matter”, treatments and prevention.

Everyone is invited to bring a favorite snack – sweet or savory – to share.

Make your reservation today for Eagle Grange's next take-out dinner on Saturday, June 13th. The dinner will feature bak...
05/24/2026

Make your reservation today for Eagle Grange's next take-out dinner on Saturday, June 13th. The dinner will feature baked ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, glazed carrots, peach pie, and more - all for $15!

Pick-up will be at Eagle Grange Hall on Saturday, June 13th from 2-4 pm. Advance reservations are required and will be accepted until we reach the maximum 225 meals. Make your reservation today by calling Daisy at (570) 546-5861.

We look forward to seeing you then!

On Tuesday evening, Eagle Grange held our May meeting. The evening included:- approving the applications for 5 new membe...
05/07/2026

On Tuesday evening, Eagle Grange held our May meeting. The evening included:
- approving the applications for 5 new members and welcoming 2 that were in attendance that evening
- draping the charter in memory of Granger member Bernie Downey, who passed away in April
- an interesting program on lace-making, presented by Iva Kressler from Bloomsburg

Mrs. Kressler spoke about the history of lace-making, shared some of the tools and techniques used in lace-making, and had several items on display. Thank you for an interesting program!

Join us for our next meeting on Tuesday, June 2nd. The program that evening will be on Stress Management, presented by UPMC staff.

On Saturday, May 2nd, Eagle Grange held another take-out dinner, featuring stuffed chicken breast. The dinner was a succ...
05/07/2026

On Saturday, May 2nd, Eagle Grange held another take-out dinner, featuring stuffed chicken breast. The dinner was a success; around 230 meals were sold that day!

Thank you to everyone who supported the dinner on Saturday and to all of our volunteers who make the dinners possible!

Mark your calendars for our next take-out dinner on Saturday, June 13th!

Join us for our next meeting and program next Tuesday, May 5th at 6:30 pm!Iva Kressler of Bloomsburg, retired after 36 y...
04/28/2026

Join us for our next meeting and program next Tuesday, May 5th at 6:30 pm!

Iva Kressler of Bloomsburg, retired after 36 years as a registered
nurse, keeps busy learning new things. “My attitude is 'one is never too old to learn something new,'” she says as she prepares to give a demonstration on bobbin lace making at the next Grange meeting on Tuesday, May 5th.

Growing up on a small farm as one of six children, she started doing needlework when she was 8 years old and by 13, she could knit and sew. Her maternal grandmother taught her to tat with a shuttle and from there went on to do counted cross stitch, quilting and PA Dutch crewel work. Most recently she learned to do strap weaving.

She now shares these traditional crafts with audiences as a costumed reenactor demonstrating and teaching the arts and crafts done by women in colonial America. The Grange’s program coordinator met her at the Bloomsburg Fair where she was demonstrating in the historic Barton House.

As always, this program is open to the community. We hope to see you then!

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Route 15 And East Blind Road
Montgomery, PA
17752

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